My role
I worked closely with the Product Manager (PdM) and the Product Owner (PO) of the project. We discussed the purpose and goal of the feature, reviewed technical constraints, and for the design. Also, collaborate with the development team to clear questions and provide assets.
Process and solution
Everything started with a couple of meetings with the PdM and PO, we reviewed the current state of the sign-in page and also, checked a couple of sign-in screens that the previous designer of the project worked.
Previous version of the Sign-in page of Thermo Fisher Scientific.
I did a quick benchmark and read about the best practices for SSO, then I sketched and designed a few versions of the new sign-in page (around five different versions).
Sketches of the first explorations I did in my notebook.
In a meeting with the PdM and PO, we reviewed the comps, all of my proposals were a simple two-step flow, first capture the username/email, then the password (if the user is using their corporate credentials).
I received feedback and also discussed the need to display the benefits of creating an account; we agreed to add the benefits due to some business agreements.
For the second iteration of the design, I sketched and explored some variations of the sign-in page with the benefits on the side, kind of the same previous design but we cleaned-up the content.
In the first step, the user captures their email/username, if the user is B2C, they will need to capture their password in step 2.
Second step, the user captures the password.
After deciding the final version of the new sign-in page, I started working with the PO on the different translations and variations of the sign-in page for the rest of the regions. I found a couple of design challenges and try to adapt the sign-in page for different languages like Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. Also, some regions display different information on the benefits section.
Japanese version of the Sign-in page showing different benefits.